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Guide people through clear request forms without service-management jargon.
SupportProof is being built for internal service teams and customer support: configurable request forms, queues, ownership, conversations, approvals, evidence and reporting.
SupportProof is not yet available to buy. Features and release timing may change during development.
Product direction
SupportProof is intended to help requesters get a clear response and help service teams move work forward without losing context, evidence or accountability.
Raised by Priya Shah · People Operations
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Request details
Illustrative preview. Product interface and scope may change before release.
Core workflow
The product is being built for internal services such as IT, HR, finance and facilities, as well as customer-facing support teams.
Guide people through clear request forms without service-management jargon.
Send work to the right team using configurable types, priorities and rules.
Keep ownership, messages, tasks, approvals and evidence together.
Use current service records, targets and reports to understand performance.
Being designed for
Configure terminology, fields and guidance around the service being requested.
Give agents and leaders clear views of assigned, waiting and at-risk work.
Keep public replies, internal notes, attachments and delivery status in context.
Set service expectations and make risk visible before a target is missed.
Let requesters raise and follow work, then find approved help content.
Retain a legible service record and support leadership or audit review.
SupportProof questions
A public release date has not been announced. Development is active, but OneProof will not publish a date until the product and its operating controls are ready.
No. SupportProof is not currently available to buy. Organisations can register interest and describe the workflows they need.
The product is being designed for configurable request and service workflows across internal IT, HR, finance, estates and facilities, customer support and other service teams.
The OneProof direction is for permission-aware connections between products where they add value. No specific cross-product workflow is being promised on this page before it is built and tested.
SupportProof is in development